Clinical assessment of alcohol intoxication

Clinical signsSeverity/prominence
Very severeSevereModerateMildNoneNot applicable (specify)
Smell of alcohol on breath
Conjunctival injection and/or flushed face
Impairment of speech—for example, slurring
Impairment of motor coordination
Impairment of attention and/or judgement
Elated (euphoria) or depressed mood
Disturbances in behavioural responses
Disturbances in emotional responses
Impaired ability to cooperate
Horizontal gaze nystagmus
Y91Based on the signs above, would you say that the patient is in the state of: (Tick appropriate box)
Y91.3Very severe alcohol intoxication (Very severe disturbance in functions and responses, very severe difficulty in coordination, or loss of ability to cooperate)
Y91.2Severe alcohol intoxication (Severe disturbance in functions and responses, severe difficulty in coordination, or impaired ability to cooperate)
Y91.1Moderate alcohol intoxication
(Smell of alcohol on breath, moderate behavioural disturbance in functions and responses, or moderate difficulty in coordination)
Y91.0Mild alcohol intoxication (Smell of alcohol on breath, slight behavioural disturbance in functions and responses, or slight difficulty in coordination)
Y91.9Alcohol involvement, not otherwise specified Please specify reason: Not intoxicated at all
Do you think that there is any evidence of substance usage other than alcohol?
No
Yes, based on self report
Yes, based on collateral information
Yes, based on self report and collateral information
Not sure